You do not need ten products to start Beauty of Joseon. Here is a smart 3 to 4 product starter routine for oily, dry, combination and sensitive skin, and what to add later.
Combination skin needs balance: light hydration for an oily T-zone and more comfort for dry cheeks. Here is a complete Beauty of Joseon AM and PM routine, plus zoning tips.
Hanbang refers to traditional Korean herbal practice. Learn what rice, ginseng, propolis, green plum, red bean and other Beauty of Joseon ingredients are and how they are used in modern skincare.
Yes, you still need sunscreen in a Canadian winter. UV reflects off snow and reaches skin on cloudy days. Here is how to use Relief Sun and other Beauty of Joseon SPF products in the cold.
Yes, most people can use niacinamide and vitamin C in the same routine. Here are three easy ways to combine them, with Beauty of Joseon examples like Glow Serum and Light On Serum.
The Green Plum Refreshing Cleanser is a gentle gel cleanser for daily use and second cleansing. Here is who it suits, how much to use and how it compares with oil cleansers.
A practical guide to the Apricot Blossom Peeling Gel: how often to use it, the right technique, what not to combine it with, and signs you are over-exfoliating.
Ginseng Essence Water is a hydrating toner-essence that preps skin for serums. Learn who needs it, three ways to apply it, and when you can skip the step.
The Calming Barrier Serum combines green tea and panthenol for a soothing, hydrating step. Here is who it suits, how to use it during flare-ups, and how it fits with stronger actives.
